Congratulations to Our District's National Board Certified Teachers

Certified Teachers are Important – “A Positive Classroom and School District Impact”

Congratulations to JEFCOED's newest National Board Certified Teachers! National Board Certification is a voluntary teaching credential, which goes beyond state licensure. It focuses on advanced standards for all teachers – what they should know and be able to accomplish in their classrooms. These top educators are positively impacting student achievement in our district and helping to increase classroom performance. View the full news release from ALSDE here.

Brandi Craven, Center Point Elementary School

Nidia Fernandez-Lee, Shades Valley High School

Joy Gonzalez, Bright School

Kasey Hollington, JCIB

Erin Lyon, Clay-Chalkville Middle School

Karen Register, Bryan Elementary School

Mary Simpson Noble, JCIB

Alicia Smith, Concord Elementary School

Alyson Torbett, Fultondale Elementary School

NBCT Renewal

We would also like to congratulate our NBCTs, who had already earned their credential previously, and renewed their certification this year!

NBCTs in Jefferson County Schools

The Jefferson County School District leads the state in the highest number of NBCTs and is supported by the Jefferson County Schools Education Foundation. Learn more about National Board Certification here.

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